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International Payroll in Indonesia
- 15th December 2025
- Posted by: mamsolutions
- Categories: Finance & accounting, Indonesia Market Entry, Taxation updates
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Managing international payroll in Indonesia requires careful attention to compliance, tax rules, statutory benefits, and accurate cross-border payments. This guide covers essential frameworks and best practices for companies hiring foreign or remote teams in Indonesia.
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Why Employers Outsource Payroll | MAM Corporate Solutions
- 13th December 2025
- Posted by: mamsolutions
- Category: Indonesia Market Entry
Payroll outsourcing helps organizations reduce compliance risks, streamline processes, and improve efficiency. Learn the key reasons employers outsource payroll and how this strategy supports operational growth.
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How Employer of Record (EOR) Drives Startup Growth
- 21st November 2025
- Posted by: mamsolutions
- Category: Indonesia Market Entry
Discover how Employer of Record (EOR) Drives Startup growth — from rapid market entry to streamlined compliance. Learn why EOR is becoming the preferred model for early-stage and scaling companies.
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Employer of Record (EOR) VS Company Setup in Indonesia
- 18th November 2025
- Posted by: mamsolutions
- Categories: Company incorporation, Foreign Investment Company (PT PMA), Indonesia Market Entry
This guide breaks down the true cost difference between hiring through Employer of Record (EOR) VS Company Setup in Indonesia. Includes real-world case scenarios and strategic recommendations to help international businesses choose the most efficient market entry route
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AVOID PERMANENT ESTABLISHMENT (PE) RISK WITH EOR
- 17th November 2025
- Posted by: mamsolutions
- Category: Indonesia Market Entry
This 2025 guide outlines how to avoid Permanent Establishment (PE) risk with EOR, explains key triggers of PE under Indonesian tax law, and provides best practices for foreign companies expanding into Indonesia.
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IS EMPLOYER OF RECORD LEGAL IN INDONESIA?
- 17th November 2025
- Posted by: mamsolutions
- Categories: Foreign Investment Company (PT PMA), Indonesia Market Entry
This 2025 guide explains whether the Employer of Record (EOR) model is legal in Indonesia, how it works under local labor law, and the compliance rules companies must follow to avoid Permanent Establishment (PE) and tax risks.
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BKPM 5/2025: Indonesia Updated Capital Requirements
- 2nd November 2025
- Posted by: mamsolutions
- Categories: Company incorporation, Foreign Investment Company (PT PMA), Indonesia Market Entry
BKPM 5/2025 introduces revised capital rules for foreign investment companies (PT PMA) in Indonesia. This guide explains the minimum paid-up capital requirement, mandatory 12-month bank deposit, and new reporting obligations under the OSS system to ensure full compliance
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Indonesia’s LKPM Reporting – Mistakes to Avoid
- 15th October 2025
- Posted by: mamsolutions
- Categories: Company incorporation, Foreign Investment Company (PT PMA), Indonesia Market Entry
This guide explains Indonesia’s LKPM reporting, the most frequent mistakes businesses make, and compliance strategies to meet BKPM requirements and avoid penalties.
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How to Set Up a Foundation (Yayasan) in Indonesia
- 9th September 2025
- Posted by: mamsolutions
- Categories: Company incorporation, Foreign Investment Company (PT PMA), Indonesia Market Entry
Learn how to set up a Foundation (Yayasan) in Indonesia — from defining purpose and board structure to capital requirements, legal registration, and compliance.
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New Indonesian Visas – 2025 Update
- 27th August 2025
- Posted by: mamsolutions
- Categories: Company incorporation, Foreign Investment Company (PT PMA), Indonesia Market Entry
Effective June 2025, Indonesia has introduced a new visa framework under Minister of Immigration and Corrections Decree No. M.IP-08.GR.01.01 of 2025. This reform consolidates visa categories, clarifies rights, and introduces new classifications for professionals, students, and families. Here’s what businesses, expatriates, and investors need to know.
